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Hungarian translation services

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An eye for detail

Nowadays one can often hear how, through technological development, various machine translation software are going to take the place of human work in the translation industry. If there was a language where the chances of that happening are small, then it’s Hungarian or in general the agglutinating languages, i.e. which use suffixes. Agglutinating languages give the meaning of the words primarily by changing their form, which is a characteristic that machine translations – at least at their present level of development – cannot achieve. But it’s not just the language type, but also the continuously changing and developing technologies and the texts that require care and high precision which will ensure the need for highly trained translators and proofreaders. With the help of our native translators, we are up to speed on the slight nuances and constant changes. In order to avoid making mistakes, even when we translate the most complex texts, three experts work on each project: a translator, an editor and a proofreader. All of them work as a full-time translator with at least 5 years’ experience in translation, are native speakers of Hungarian and hold a degree in translation.

Translating specialist documents from Hungarian or to Hungarian

We offer translations from a range of European languages into Hungarian, most frequently from English or German. Naturally, we also translate out of Hungarian too, as we frequently complete translations into English or German, as well as to the languages of neighbouring countries, such as Slovak and Romanian. We undertake the translation of countless types of documents, including clinical trial documentation, technical manuals and licence agreements.

We guarantee the very highest quality for all translations we undertake. We expect the translators at Albion Languages to be almost as experienced in the topic of the translation as the author of the document. In the case of technical, scientific and medical translations, for example, the author and the target audience often have a degree in medicine or a PhD – just like our translators.

Why is Albion Languages the ideal partner?

With 18 years’ experience and a wealth of international references, we are confident that we have good insight into our clients’ requirements. We know what they need and can see what they don’t like in our industry. This is why you get exactly what you want – our goal isn’t to force our services on anyone. We also pay particular attention to ensuring that our processes are simple and fully transparent. At the same time, our dedicated contact persons are there to inform you in detail about all matters and listen carefully to your concerns.

We offer strong guarantees, without any equivocation. Working as quickly and with the same translation technology as a global translation agency, but with greater focus and more attractive prices. We are reachable and helpful, whilst our project management and professional, multi-stage proofreading mean that we can guarantee the highest quality. This is all combined with a deadline guarantee and satisfaction guarantee, but without surcharges for any reason at any time!

Every year, we complete more than 10,000 successful projects for the most renowned companies in the world – we trust that you will soon decide to join them! Put us to the test!

Albion Languages in figures

18 years of experience

40 country presence

46 language combinations

10,000+ successful projects every year

30 million words translated per year

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The Hungarian language

It is estimated that Hungarian has about 17 million native speakers, which makes it the most spoken language in the Uralic language family. About 14.5 million of them live in the Carpathian Basin: 10 million in Hungary; 1.5 million in Romania; 0.5 million in Slovakia; 300,000 in the former Yugoslavia; 150,000 in Transcarpathia; 50,000 in Austria and an additional 300,000 in other countries of Europe.

Did you know?

In terms of the number of native speakers, Hungarian ranks 62nd among world languages. In Europe, it is the 14th most widely spoken language, and is the most spoken language that is not part of the Indo-European language family.

Hungarian is a language with and without relatives: it is a member of the Finno-Ugric language family, however, speakers of Hungarian and other Finno-Ugric languages cannot understand each other. Its closest relatives are Mansi and Khanti followed by Udmurt, Komi, Mari and Mordvin.

The subjective (e.g írok) and objective (e.g. írom) conjugations are not only typical of Hungarian. This differentiation, for example, is also present in the Quechua language.

The most beautiful sounding word in Hungarian is “cipőfűző,” according to foreign speakers.

Unlike many other languages, but similarly to Chinese and Japanese, the Hungarian language puts family names first and first names second as names are defined as an attributive structure: Eszter Szabó. (Which Eszter? – Szabó Eszter.)

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